The Top 10 “Must Do” List —Sherburne

AS WE skate into the fourth
 quarter of what has been a very difficult year, it is none too soon to be thinking about strategies for 2010. With that in mind, I have put together a Top 10 "must do" list for 2010. Perhaps you have already done some or all of these things. Good for you! You are ahead of the game, or at least staying even. If you are at the other end of the spectrum and have done none of them, you will find 2010 to be even more difficult than 2009, regardless of what the economy does.